The IEP team meeting has just ended, and the school staff hands you a large document of information about your child’s academic plan, otherwise known as the IEP. Reviewing the
Alex loved sports. However, as a student with a disability, he often struggled to find opportunities to participate in athletic activities. That all changed when his school started a unified
Julie’s heart sank when she saw her son, Max, sitting alone at recess again. Her little boy struggled to connect with his peers, leaving him feeling lonely and isolated. She
Emma had always been an active and curious child. Then, around age 5, her mom, Lena, noticed that Emma didn’t respond when she called her name or turned her head
From reminding children to brush their teeth to sharing toys, social stories are used as teaching tools at home and in the classroom. But social stories are not just for
“Don’t touch that!” “Put that down!” “I told you not to do that. Why won’t you listen to me?” “Ugh… you need to go to your room!” Five minutes later,
Moving with an IEP (Individualized Education Program) can be a daunting and overwhelming task for military families. However, PCSing (moving from one duty station to another) is already stressful enough
As a parent, it can be hard to watch your child struggle in school. You want them to succeed and do their best, but sometimes that seems impossible. It’s essential
As a special education teacher, I have witnessed the overwhelming feeling that parents had when they were first told they needed to attend an IEP meeting. They didn’t know what
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